I got the last nights cvs and get these errors in compiling.
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Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to All on Mon Dec 10 2012 02:29 pm
I got the last nights cvs and get these errors in compiling.
Microsoft (R) Build Engine Version 4.0.30319.1
[Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 4.0.30319.239]
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2007. All rights reserved.
Using what version of Visual C++?
The version I'm using (which doesn't have this error) is Version 10.0.40219. SP1Rel (displayed in Visual Studio->Help->About.
Is it possible that you forgot to "cvs update" the src/smblib directory?
digital man
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Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to All on Mon Dec 10 2012 02:29 pm
I got the last nights cvs and get these errors in compiling.
Microsoft (R) Build Engine Version 4.0.30319.1
[Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 4.0.30319.239]
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2007. All rights reserved.
Using what version of Visual C++?
The version I'm using (which doesn't have this error) is Version 10.0.40219. SP1Rel (displayed in Visual Studio->Help->About.
Is it possible that you forgot to "cvs update" the src/smblib directory?
digital man
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Re: Errors in compiling
By: Digital Man to Corey on Mon Dec 10 2012 10:04 pm
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to All on Mon Dec 10 2012 02:29 pm
I got the last nights cvs and get these errors in compiling.
Microsoft (R) Build Engine Version 4.0.30319.1
[Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 4.0.30319.239]
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2007. All rights reserved.
Using what version of Visual C++?
The version I'm using (which doesn't have this error) is Version 10.0.40219. SP1Rel (displayed in Visual Studio->Help->About.
Is it possible that you forgot to "cvs update" the src/smblib directory?
yeah, that did it. it seems cvs dont do a proper update from the root dir. you have to go into each dir and do a cvs up in each one.
thanks as always.
maybe as you guys update the code you can addon notes as to which dirs need updating?
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to Digital Man on Tue Dec 11 2012 12:06 am
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Digital Man to Corey on Mon Dec 10 2012 10:04 pm
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to All on Mon Dec 10 2012 02:29 pm
I got the last nights cvs and get these errors in compiling. Microsoft (R) Build Engine Version 4.0.30319.1
[Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 4.0.30319.239]
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2007. All rights reserved.
Using what version of Visual C++?
The version I'm using (which doesn't have this error) is Version 10.0.40219. SP1Rel (displayed in Visual Studio->Help->About.
Is it possible that you forgot to "cvs update" the src/smblib director
yeah, that did it. it seems cvs dont do a proper update from the root dir you have to go into each dir and do a cvs up in each one.
thanks as always.
maybe as you guys update the code you can addon notes as to which dirs ne updating?
It's expected that you would update all the source directories at the same time.
digital man
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Re: Errors in compiling
By: Digital Man to Corey on Tue Dec 11 2012 08:55 am
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to Digital Man on Tue Dec 11 2012 12:06 am
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Digital Man to Corey on Mon Dec 10 2012 10:04 pm
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to All on Mon Dec 10 2012 02:29 pm
I got the last nights cvs and get these errors in compiling. Microsoft (R) Build Engine Version 4.0.30319.1
[Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 4.0.30319.239]
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2007. All rights reserved.
Using what version of Visual C++?
The version I'm using (which doesn't have this error) is Version 10.0.40219. SP1Rel (displayed in Visual Studio->Help->About.
Is it possible that you forgot to "cvs update" the src/smblib director
yeah, that did it. it seems cvs dont do a proper update from the root dir you have to go into each dir and do a cvs up in each one.
thanks as always.
maybe as you guys update the code you can addon notes as to which
dirs ne updating?
It's expected that you would update all the source directories at the same time.
yeah, but like I said, doing a cvs up from the root of my source tree apparently dont work. thou I could make a batch file that would have it go into each sub dir in the tree and do a cvs up command.
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to Digital Man on Tue Dec 11 2012 09:14 am
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Digital Man to Corey on Tue Dec 11 2012 08:55 am
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to Digital Man on Tue Dec 11 2012 12:06 am
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Digital Man to Corey on Mon Dec 10 2012 10:04 pm
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to All on Mon Dec 10 2012 02:29 pm
I got the last nights cvs and get these errors in compiling. Microsoft (R) Build Engine Version 4.0.30319.1
[Microsoft .NET Framework, Version 4.0.30319.239]
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2007. All rights reserved
Using what version of Visual C++?
The version I'm using (which doesn't have this error) is Version 10.0.40219. SP1Rel (displayed in Visual Studio->Help->About.
Is it possible that you forgot to "cvs update" the src/smblib director
yeah, that did it. it seems cvs dont do a proper update from the ro dir you have to go into each dir and do a cvs up in each one. thanks as always.
maybe as you guys update the code you can addon notes as to which dirs ne updating?
It's expected that you would update all the source directories at the same time.
yeah, but like I said, doing a cvs up from the root of my source tree apparently dont work. thou I could make a batch file that would have it g into each sub dir in the tree and do a cvs up command.
It depends on how you checked-out the source originally: if you checked-out entire 'src' hierarchy at once, then a "cvs update" in the 'src' directory w do a recursive update.
digital man
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It depends on how you checked-out the source originally: if you checked-o entire 'src' hierarchy at once, then a "cvs update" in the 'src' director do a recursive update.
Subject: Errors in compiling/updating sbbs source tree
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Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to Digital Man on Tue Dec 11 2012 21:48:04
It depends on how you checked-out the source originally: if you checke entire 'src' hierarchy at once, then a "cvs update" in the 'src' direc do a recursive update.
Just curious, but for instance I checked out the entire src hierarchy at once, I recall. However I've also got installed under the same general /src tree SyncTERM and I think maybe another utility that builds off the same libraries, although I can't remember what exactly it's called right now. So I do a 'cvs update' under my highest level /src, it's going to update everything including the non-sbbs directories, no? For example, here is my upper level /src directory:
$ ls
CVS comio sbbs3 smblib uifc
build conio sexpots syncterm xpdev
So in my particular circumstance would it be appropriate to just 'cvs update' under my /src/sbbs3 directory? Or would there be a different way th I would go about this task?
Thnx; sorry if I'm making things more complicated than they need to be.
Damo
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to Digital Man on Tue Dec 11 2012 21:48:04
It depends on how you checked-out the source originally: if you checked-o entire 'src' hierarchy at once, then a "cvs update" in the 'src' director do a recursive update.
Just curious, but for instance I checked out the entire src hierarchy
at once, I recall. However I've also got installed under the same general /src tree SyncTERM and I think maybe another utility that builds off the same libraries, although I can't remember what exactly it's called right now. So if I do a 'cvs update' under my highest level /src, it's going to update everything including the non-sbbs directories, no? For example, here is my upper level /src directory:
$ ls
CVS comio sbbs3 smblib uifc
build conio sexpots syncterm xpdev
So in my particular circumstance would it be appropriate to just 'cvs update' under my /src/sbbs3 directory? Or would there be a different way that I would go about this task?
Thnx; sorry if I'm making things more complicated than they need to be.
Subject: Errors in compiling/updating sbbs source tree
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Re: Errors in compiling/updating sbbs source tree
By: Khelair to All on Wed Dec 12 2012 05:58 am
Re: Errors in compiling
By: Corey to Digital Man on Tue Dec 11 2012 21:48:04
It depends on how you checked-out the source originally: if you checked-o entire 'src' hierarchy at once, then a "cvs update" in th 'src' director do a recursive update.
Just curious, but for instance I checked out the entire src hierarchy at once, I recall. However I've also got installed under the same genera /src tree SyncTERM and I think maybe another utility that builds off the same libraries, although I can't remember what exactly it's called right now. So if I do a 'cvs update' under my highest level /src, it's going t update everything including the non-sbbs directories, no? For example, here is my upper level /src directory:
$ ls
CVS comio sbbs3 smblib uifc
build conio sexpots syncterm xpdev
The fact that you have a src/CVS directory means that if you perform a "cvs update" from that directory, it should include all the modules that you checked-out at that level.
So in my particular circumstance would it be appropriate to just 'cvs update' under my /src/sbbs3 directory? Or would there be a different way that I would go about this task?
Thnx; sorry if I'm making things more complicated than they need to b
I think your circumstance, running "cvs update" in the src directory would b the most appropriate. Check your src/CVS/Entries file and see if all the sub-directories are accounted for.
digital man
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